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Comment #49218218
This feels like "the best way to read a book is via CliffsNotes"
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Comment #49200335
Really? I think the ModRetro M64 is hideous compared to Analogue's 3D (their version of the N64)
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Comment #48997294
Renders poorly on desktop too.
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Comment #48997281
>A single job posting for an engagement team A single job posting for an engagement team in Poland.
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Comment #48997230
Identified every component of my system incorrectly. W11.
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Comment #48852147
Children don't have fully formed brains. There's a wildly varying ceiling on the efficacy of discipline.
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Comment #48720234
If we're doing money=smart, the mag 7 control almost $4T in assets and cash, so wouldn't you trust them even more?
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Comment #48632194
How else are you supposed to counter all the danger transistors? Hot take here, but personally I feel they should safety assess the danger transistors, reducing the need for so man…
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Comment #48612099
Full title: AMD will reinstate memory encryption on Ryzen 9000 CPUs through a BIOS update in July — TSME is coming back after 'valuable community feedback'
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Comment #48564719
It's full circle now and a large portion of posts and comments are now LLM generated responses, whether by a bot or copy/pasted by a human.
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Comment #48461914
How much would it have cost to start from scratch?
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Comment #48283527
The fast-food worker being replaced by a kiosk is inevitable and not limited to California, but even the kiosk is mostly transitory and destined to be largely replaced by a phone a…
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Comment #48283323
Before I saw the car, I figured the response would be overblown like many are these days, but yikes that is really an uninspiring silhouette.
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Comment #48231123
Sounds like a good way to pump the numbers
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Comment #48116508
Wild speculation here obviously, but it could be a regulation play--there's a lot of potential legislation that would regulate what you can legally 3D print, which would warrant a …
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Comment #48013738
gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/04/technology/trump-ai-model...
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Comment #47707073
Cool thanks! I can finally put a name to the phenomena I've been wondering about since I was a child.
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Comment #47678552
Proud to report residential composting is now mandatory in NYC.
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Comment #47615564
In a perfect world sure but in the real world if a processor catches something they will disable your processing and freeze any funds while making it a nightmare to remedy, so you …
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Comment #47591338
What models have you found capable? I was recently recommended Qwen3 Coder Next and I did not find it very successful. I have a good amount of VRAM/RAM so would love to run somethi…
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Comment #47581948
Are there laws and lawmakers in this scenario?
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Comment #47558417
It's an AMD thing